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Top 5 Pub food in Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia
Reviews on Pub food in Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia including Weroona Hotel Motel, Coopers Alehouse Wallaroo, Prince Edward Hotel, Anglers Inn Restaurant, Restaurant at Copper Coast Hotel
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1. Weroona Hotel Motel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By PhilDuke
Went there for dinner on the back of good TA reviews - glad we did - $15.50 for beef snitty & veg /or salad + chips and the meat was perfectly cooked with nice light crumbs (not laden with oil) + dianne sauce ($1)Lucky I booked ahead because it is only a small dining area & was fully booked
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2. Coopers Alehouse Wallaroo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 453 reviews
Wood Oven Pizza, Local Seafood, Burgers & Good Times. Large selection of Coopers beers, Craft beer & ciders. Fresh Cocktails & extensive wine list. All with a spectacular waterside view. #eatlocal
Reviewed By Astrid909
Dined here both nights whilst staying at the apartments next door. Great food & service with lots of menu options & daily specials. Great views of the marina outside with seating options available inside or out. The schnitzels are a good cheap option.
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3. Prince Edward Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By MichTK
We had heard from locals that this pub had changed hands and not to bother eating here anymore. They now eat at the Kadina pub because of the salad bar. But we thought weâd give it a go anyway as it had been our favourite Wallaroo pub in the past. The publicans have a dry sense of humour and are friendly- it seems they may be a husband and wife team. He tends the bar and she looks after the restaurant. She runs a tight ship- although she may appear a little frazzled and bossy, it seems itâs because she cares and is trying not to hold up the works.There was a veggie bar tonight- it was ok, I was just glad to have veggies. Salad bar was the same as always- good selection for Wallaroo- LOVE the curry chickpea salad.Service was fast although there were about 6 other tables waiting. We all really enjoyed our meals. Weâll be back.
4. Anglers Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 51 reviews
The Anglers Inn is a long time favourite on the peninsula. Featuring a Motel with 20 Units, Beer Garden, Hotel and a Liquor Legends Drive Thru Bottleshop we cater for all needs. The recently newly refurbished Restaurant features a Kids playroom and full a
Reviewed By parobbo2014
Even if you donât eat here it is a VERYnice pub.Friendly staff, good range of beers.But the carvery on Sunday lunchtime was excellent. Great salads , loads of veg and more meat than i could possibly eatThanks for you great review. Always great to pass this kind of positive response on to the staff.
5. Restaurant at Copper Coast Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
The Wine Bar at the Copper Coast Hotel is a newly renovated addition to the hotel's in-house dining options. The Wine Bar offers you the chance to sample and drink some of the region's finest wine paired with delicious food choices. It is located on the c
Reviewed By pakabay
There is nothing fancy about the decor but that shouldn't put you off having a meal here. Good classic pub food, well cooked and presented and served by friendly staff.We booked for the Saturday night that we went, but probably didn't need to. The dining room is pretty big so if you don't have a booking, give it a try anyway.Plenty of parking and a front bar 'like they used to be'.My only slightly negative comment, is only about their slight identity issue. Trip advisor calls it the Copper Coast Hotel yet my receipt called it the Cornucopia Hotel, as does the sign on the side the building.I'm sure that they are missing out with travellers who can't find them.Thanks for your review, your comments are greatly appreciated. We are indeed in a name change process with most of our online presence listed as the new Copper Coast Hotel. The new name takes a little longer to filter through to all the entities. Liquor licensing formalised the new name recently so all the others should follow soon. We will look forward to seeing you again.
